Vacanze in Algarve

July is the hottest month year to visit the Algarve, with around 12 hours of daily sunshine. With little to no clouds in sight, the heat can get pretty intense. Usually, rainfall is virtually non-existent at this time of year. Answered by The Rare Welsh Bit

The Algarve can get fairly hot during July, so ensure you pack plenty of vest tops, shorts, and lightweight clothing like linen trousers, capri pants, or cargo shorts; and floaty dresses. During the evening, temperatures will drop, but it'll still be fairly warm. Consider packing a light jacket, shawl or wrap to throw over your shoulders if it gets a bit chilly. Where footwear is concerned, you can't go wrong with packing a few pairs of sandals and comfortable trainers. However, more adventurous holidaymakers may also benefit from bringing walking shoes or boots for hiking, and a pair of water shoes for swimming or snorkelling. Don't forget your sunscreen, either! Answered by The Rare Welsh Bit

As the weather is almost guaranteed to be glorious, you'll really be able to make the most of your time in the Algarve in July. From lounging around by the hotel pool; to sunbathing on the beach; sailing on the shimmering sea, passing fascinating local rock and cave formations; and exploring the various local historical and cultural attractions, July is a great time of year to visit the Algarve. Plus, as this peak season, you can be sure that all the major tourist attractions will be open to visitors. While August is the busiest time of the year to visit the Algarve due to UK school half-term break and the Bank Holiday weekend, July tends to be a little less crowded. Answered by The Rare Welsh Bit